Mr. Niño de Rivera is Chairman of the Association of Mexican Banks, Chairman of Banco Azteca in Mexico and countries of Latin American where the bank has a presence, like: Guatemala, Honduras, Panama and Peru. He is Grupo Salinas´s spokesperson. He´s a member of the Board to the Bankers Club in Mexico. He was Vice Chairman of the Association of Mexican Banks in the period 2015 - 2017. He has worked in the financial service sector for the past 45 years. He founded Banco Azteca Mexico in 2002. where he has held high level positions as President and CEO of Banco Azteca, Dresdner Bank Mexico, Citibank Panama, Arrendadora Financiera Mexicana and Factoring Corporativo. He was COO of Banca Confía, a member of senior management in Corporate Banking in Citibank Mexico and an account officer of the World Corporation Group in Citibank New York.

Anna has a global view of the energy industry, her experience includes over 20 years developing international energy projects including more than 10 years in Mexico. Her guiding principle is invest in the change you want to see. Anna’s experience includes investing across sectors and geographies in international equities, funds, energy, real estate and as an angel investor and limited partner in venture capital funds in Mexico and the United States. She was recognized as one of the top female investors by the Latin American Venture Capital Association. Anna is committed to the development of professional women and women investors, to support this goal, she is a cofounder of Mujeres Invirtiendo in Mexico, and Voz Experta Mexico. Anna holds a master’s degree from Johns Hopkins University, School of Advanced International Studies, a Bachelor of Economics from the University of Adelaide and is a Charted Financial Analyst.

El Mtro. EmilioBarriga Delgado es Licenciado en Economía por la Universidad Cristóbal Colón deVeracruz y Maestro en Economía por El Colegio de México. Entre los cargosocupados, se encuentran: Tesorero de la Ciudadde México de 2011 a 2018. Director Generalde Enlace Interinstitucional en el Gobierno de la Ciudad de México. DirectorEjecutivo de Enlace Interinstitucional, así como Director de Política Fiscal,ambos cargos en el Gobierno de la Ciudad de México.

Maestro en Desarrollo Económico por la Universidad de Warwick y en Economía por el Colegio de México; Licenciado en Derecho por la Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, Ingeniero en Economía Agrícola por la Universidad Autónoma de Chapingo, cuenta con un diplomado en Banca, Crédito y Gestión del Riesgo en el ITAM. Cuenta con una carrera de más de 20 años en el Sector Público. Actualmente se desempeña como Director General Adjunto de Financiamiento y Asistencia Técnica a Gobiernos de BANOBRAS

Experta en energía renovable y cambio climático con más de 14 años de experiencia internacional en el sector eléctrico, ha colaborado en diferentes iniciativas públicas y privadas para promover la competencia en el mercado a través de políticas públicas enfocadas a energías renovables en México y Centro América, incluyendo estudios de potencial renovable, propuestas de modificación de marcos regulatorios, análisis de mercados eléctricos y programas de reducción de emisiones.

Evelyn Vilchez es la Directora de Chevron Energía de México, con base en Houston, Texas, posición que asumió en marzo de 2017. En este rol, Evelyn promueve las relaciones clave de Chevron en México para ayudar a impulsar el sector de hidrocarburos del país y los intereses de la compañía. Con más de 30 años de experiencia en la industria del petróleo y gas, Vilchez ocupó anteriormente posiciones en las áreas de desarrollo de negocios, planificación estratégica y gerencia comercial con Chevron en Venezuela, Angola y Estados Unidos. Evelyn es miembro activa de la Sociedad Americana de Mujeres, y líder en varias organizaciones sin fines de lucro, con un interés particular en iniciativas educativas para los hispanos en Houston. Vilchez cuenta con una licenciatura en ciencias de la información de la Universidad de Tulane, y una maestría en finanzas corporativas de la Universidad del Zulia en Venezuela.

Arturo Herrera Gutierrez is the Ministry of Finance of Mexico. During his professional career he has served at the World Bank, private banking, the Government of Mexico City and the Ministry of Finance of Mexico. In the World Bank he led several efforts to improve public management in several countries of Latin America and the Caribbean. In the last position he held, he was responsible of the Public Sector Unit for South East Asia.

Lilí Domínguez Ortiz es Doctora en Ciencias Sociales y Políticas por la Universidad Iberoamericana, Doctora en Recursos Humanos por la Atlantic International University y Maestra en Administración lnternacional por la Universidad Anáhuac del Sur. Su experiencia profesional comprende principalmente, un poco más de 25 años en diversas áreas de la Comisión Federal de Electricidad, en las que se desempeñó como Agente Comercial, Administradora de Área de Control y como titular de la Unidad de Administración y Finanzas del CENACE.

Armando Acevedo García es egresado del Instituto Tecnológico Autónomo de México (ITAM), donde obtuvo la Licenciatura en Economía, así como la Maestría en Dirección Internacional, ambas con mención especial. Tiene además diversos diplomados y cursos de especialización en Administración de Riesgos, Productos Derivados, Riesgos Crediticios y Financiamiento de Proyectos. Tiene una experiencia financiera y bancaria de más de 25 años, en los cuales a laborado en diversas instituciones tanto nacionales como extranjeras, incluyendo a Servicios Industriales Peñoles, Banca Serfín, West Merchant Bank, WestLB, Banco Nacional de Obras Públicas (BANOBRAS) y Banco Interacciones. Ha desempeñado funciones de Análisis Económico, Sectorial, Crediticio y Financiero, de Estructuración de Financiamientos y de Promoción.

Alberto Jones joined Moody’s in 2004 as Vice President Senior Analyst in the Corporate Finance Group to become in 2005 the country manager for the Mexico City office and representative of Moody’s local rating agency. Alberto has dual responsibility as he is the commercial team leader for the North Latam sub-region within Latin America as well as geographically he acts as the country manager for the Mexican MIS agency, Moody’s de Mexico.

Ariane Ortiz-Bollin is an Assistant Vice President-Analyst in the Sovereign Risk Group at Moody’s Investors Service. She covers Chile and countries in the Caribbean and Central America, leading the internal rating committee discussions, country and region specific publications, and meetings with government officials.Before joining Moody’s in 2011, Ariane was a research analyst at the Initiative for Policy Dialogue at Columbia University, conducting research on a range of macroeconomic,monetary policy, and financial regulation topics. Her prior experience includes corporate credit analysis in Citigroup-Banamex in Monterrey, Mexico,covering the corporate sector in the north of Mexico.

Pete Speer is a Senior Vice President in Moody’s Oil and Gas Team, covering a portfolio of investment grade and high yield energy companies. His portfolio includes integrated oil, exploration and production, drilling, oilfield services and midstream companies. He joined Moody’s in 2003 in the Accounting Specialists Group, working alongside energy rating analysts and helping them to assess the reliability and quality of issuers’ financial reporting and controls. Before joining Moody’s, Pete was a senior manager in the national office of PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP. For two years he consulted with audit engagement teams on a variety of complex financial accounting and reporting issues. Prior to his assignment in the national office, Pete was resident in the Houston office and served as the audit engagement senior manager for several multi-national energy industry clients.

Sandra Beltrán joined Moody’s in 2007 as a Senior Associate at Moody’s Corporate Finance Group in Mexico City. Currently she is an Assistant Vice President Analyst responsible for a portfolio of Latin American companies in the homebuilding, construction, building materials and telecommunications infrastructure sectors, among others. Prior to joining Moody’s, Sandra was a fixed income analyst at Ixe Casa de Bolsa, covering a portfolio of consumer products companies and a research assistant in the Centro de Estudios de Competitividad del Instituto Tecnológico Autónomo de México (ITAM), where she participated in several sector reports sponsored by Conacyt.

Marie Fischer-Sabatié is a Vice President-Senior Credit Officer in the Moody’s EMEA Corporate Finance Group. She covers companies in the Pharmaceutical industry as well as in the Consumer Products industry. Prior to joining Moody’s in 2001, she worked at Banco Santander Central Hispano in Chile and Crédit Lyonnais in New York. She is a graduate of ESCP (Ecole Supérieure de Commerce de Paris).

Alonso Sánchez Rosario is a Vice President – Senior Analyst at Moody’s Corporate Finance Group in Mexico City. He leads the credit analysis and rating process for debt issuers in Latin America, including companies in the petrochemical, soft and alcoholic beverages, consumer packaged goods, automotive and retail industries, among others. Alonso joined Moody’s in 2005 in the Structured Finance Group and was lead analyst of structured transactions in Mexico until 2010. Alonso has over 22 years of experience evaluating credit risk in the Mexican financial sector. Prior to joining Moody’s, he occupied several positions in corporate banking with BankBoston, Bank of America, and Scotiabank. Alonso holds a B.S. in Actuarial Science and a Master in Finance by the Instituto Tecnológico Autónomo de México (ITAM).

Nymia Almeida is a Senior Vice President at Moody’s Corporate Finance Group in Mexico City, leading the credit analysis and rating process for debt issuers in the Oil & Gas industry in Latin America. Prior to this position she had similar responsibilities for the Latam Media & Telecom as well as Metals & Mining sectors. Nymia joined Moody’s in 2005. Up until then, she spent most part of her professional career in financial institutions such as The Chase Manhattan Bank, BankBoston and Bank of America, in Rio de Janeiro, Sao Paulo, Mexico City and New York, in various functions including account manager for corporate clients as well as credit and mergers & acquisitions analyst. Nymia has a MBA from IPADE and received a B.S. degree in Economics from Gama Filho University, in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. She is fluent in Portuguese, Spanish and English.

Gersan Zurita is a Senior Vice President – Group Credit Officer at Moody’s Investors Service, managing the development and implementation of credit policy in Latin America. Gersan’s 20-year career in credit analysis and corporate banking encompasses a broad geography and wide scope ofasset classes, including Structured Finance as well as sovereign and subsovereign finance in the emerging markets, corporate finance in the USand infrastructure and project finance globally.

Roxana is presently an Associate Vice President – Analyst for the Regional and Local Governments and Project and Infrastructure Finance Team at Moody’s. Roxana holds analytical responsibilities for a portfolio of more than 30 issuers in Argentina, Mexico, Colombia, Peru and Trinidad and Tobago. The portfolio covers states, municipalities, water companies, public universities and toll roads. Roxana joined the team on February 2007. Prior to joining Moody’s, Roxana gained financial analysis experience at the Instituto Tecnológico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey, where she was responsible for the analysis of three campi. Also, she was an internal auditor at L’Oreal México. Roxana holds a Master on Finance and a Bachelor on Accounting and Finance (Honors) from the Instituto Tecnológico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey (ITESM).

Adrian is presently a Vice President - Senior Analyst in the Global Project and Infrastructure Finance Team. Adrian holds lead analytical responsibility for a portfolio of infrastructure companies and projects in Latin America and the Caribbean. The portfolio covers toll-roads, energy utilities, natural gas pipelines, airports, PPPs, and other infrastructure assets. In his role, Adrian develops and conducts research on sector trends and industry related topics and also leads outreach activities with companies, government officials, investors, multilaterals and other key market participants. Adrian’s experience in financial analysis spans for 15 years. Before joining Moody’s in 2010, he gained experience in investment banking where he executed transactions in the housing and publishing industries. Prior to that, he worked at a credit rating agency in the structured finance, project finance and sub-sovereign teams.

Maria Celina R. Vansetti Hutchins is the Managing Director responsible for bank ratings in the Americas. In this capacity, Celina leads teams in Canada, the U.S., and in Latin America, with responsibility for roughly 250 ratings of financial institutions. Prior to her current role she was the Managing Director for Latin American bank ratings. Celina joined Moody’s in 1997 as the lead analyst for Brazilian banks. Prior to joining Moody’s, Celina spent 16 years with Citibank, N.A. and was a Vice President in the Latin America Financial Institutions Division, in New York. She served in various lending and credit capacities at Citibank Corporate Banking and Financial Institutions Group in Brazil and the U.S. Mrs. Vansetti Hutchins holds a Master’s degree from Fundação Getúlio Vargas and a B.A. in Agricultural Engineering from Universidade de Sao Paulo, Brazil

Felipe es Vice presidente–Senior Credit Officer en el Grupo de Instituciones Financieras para Moody's. Basado en la Ciudad de México, lidera el análisis de crédito de diversas instituciones financieras, incluidos bancos, firmas de valores y compañías financieras en México y Chile. Antes de este cargo, él ha tenido responsabilidades similares para instituciones financieras en toda América Latina. Felipe se unió a Moody's en 2000 y tiene un MBA de la Universidad de Nueva York y recibió un B.S. en Administración de Empresas de la Universidad de Boston. Habla con fluidez español, inglés y portugués.

María del Carmen Martínez Richa es Vice President – Senior Analyst/ Team Leader. Desde hace cuatro años, María del Carmen está a cargo del equipo de analistas del sector sub-Soberanos que cubre México, Colombia, y Perú, el cual maneja un portafolio compuesto de más 70 estados, municipios y compañías de agua y de 100 créditos respaldados por transferencias. Previamente, era analista líder de sub-soberanos en Colombia y México. Ha publicado diversos reportes del sector, sobre la Ley de Disciplina Financiera, Perspectivas para Estados y Municipios y reportes multi-sector cubriendo temas de actualidad. Previamente, fungió como Directora de Riesgos de Dexia Crédito Local México, banca especializada en el otorgamiento de crédito a gobiernos locales y financiamiento de proyectos. Su experiencia en el sector financiero inició en la banca de inversión en París, Francia.